Every day, hackers are employing sophisticated new tools and techniques to compromise networks, while malware authors are diligently working to exploit security weaknesses. Before they get a chance at your sensitive data, protect yourself with an Enterprise Security Assessment from Advanced Systems Group (ASG) and One World Labs (OWL).

Together, ASG and OWL—led by Chris Roberts—have formed a strategic partnership to assist companies with all areas of data security, including security assessments and critical incident response. Our Security Assessment Services can help you:

• Prevent data security breaches
• Pinpoint potential areas that may be vulnerable to information disclosure or compromise
• Expose application vulnerabilities and weaknesses regarding access to sensitive information

Security Assessments

To get the security assessment you need, the security experts at ASG and OWL can assess your networks, facilities, and environments using any or all of the following tests:

Digital Footprint—designed to identify employees, networks, resources, partner relationships, and applications to pinpoint potential areas vulnerable to information disclosure or compromise.

External Network Penetration—conducted as a malicious individual, designed to exploit system and network vulnerabilities with the goal of obtaining sensitive information.

Internal Network Penetration—conducted as a trusted company employee to exploit system and local access vulnerabilities with the goal of obtaining sensitive information.

External Application Penetration—conducted as a malicious individual to exploit application vulnerabilities and weaknesses and gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.

Internal Application Penetration—conducted as a trusted company employee to exploit application and local access vulnerabilities and weaknesses, deliberately circumventing the controls to ascertain the likelihood of unauthorized access.

Social Engineering and Physical Assessment—performed within various environments to establish unauthorized individuals' access to facilities, including location visits, un-authorized access or other activities.

Wireless/Bluetooth/RFID Vulnerability Assessment—conducted by walking the floors and other areas of the building looking for known and unknown (rogue) wireless devices, and assessing the Bluetooth footprint of the organization.

Engagement Deliverables

• Executive Overview and Engagement Objectives
• Approach for Audit and Penetration Testing
• Findings
• Recommendations
• Plans for Moving Forward

To learn more, download our datasheet, or contact us at info@virtual.com.